The answer to this question is Yes Yes Yes!! I adore seeing couples. I find it so exciting. Being a queer female myself, I love exploring all types of bodies. I also love being that third party to bond a couple together while also receiving pleasure myself. Who doesn’t love that!

I get this question a lot and the answer is yes. I love seeing people that want to explore their sexual needs more. And what better way to do it than to see a professional. I have seen many people who have different levels of ‘experience’, be it that you are a virgin or you have been out of touch with your sexuality for some time, I am here to help. To me, it is about the connection between us and what we can provide for one another. I have a certificate in Sexological Bodywork which means I have the knowledge to guide you through your sexual journey if you so wish. I am also happy to answer any questions you may have around this topic.

Being a queer person myself, I love all types of genders.

As long as you are over the age of 18, respectful, hygienic and follow my procedures to place a booking, then yes, I see everyone. However if at any point during the booking I feel uncomfortable I will end the booking so please be respectful, it doesn’t take much.

How To Prepare For A Booking:

Hygiene

Mouth – Brush teeth, rinse mouth and drink plenty of water

Hands – Wash hands thoroughly, scrub and trim nails

Genitals – Wash the entire genital area daily with soap, including anus, scrotum and penis. Retract foreskin fully when you wash. For other genital presentations, wash the entire area thoroughly.

* Pubic hair – my personal preference is for trimmed or Shaved, but when it comes to your pubes you do you!

* Sweating and body odour is normal (and sexy even!) washing with soap when you shower is good enough, no need for excessive deodorant usage!

How To Self Examine

Checking your genitals before a booking is quick, easy and reduces the risk of embarrassment or disappointment when we meet. Even if you have never had sex it is important to self examine.

Look – Can you see anything out of the ordinary? Like redness, rashes, lumps, lesions, blisters, sores, inflammation pus or discharge. Using a light, look everywhere around your mouth, penis, scrotum, anus, behind the foreskin, through pubic hair and surrounding genital area. If necessary use a mirror.

Feel – Is anything painful to the touch? Feel for itching, inflammation or pain when urinating.

Smell – Are there any unpleasant odours? If you detect anything unusual you will need to reschedule our appointment until after you have been given the all clear by a doctor. Lots of people have harmless moles, pigmentation, benign cysts, papules etc. If you are concerned though, let me know in advance or get a doctors certificate.

Maintaining Good Sexual Health

If you have concerns about your sexual health go to a doctor and request a sexual health examination. There is no shame in doing this. If you have multiple sexual partners I recommend getting tested every three months even if you have no symptoms.

These are the routines I personally practice.